Two word-wide unsigned integers are stored at the physical memory address 00A0016 and 00A0216 , respectively. Write an instruction sequence that computes and stores their sum, difference, product and quotient. Store these results at consecutive memory locations starting at physical address 00A1016 in memory. To obtain the difference, subtract the integer at 00A0216 from the integer at 00A0016. For division, divide the integer at 00A0016 by the integer at 00A0216. Use the register indirect relative addressing mode to store the various results. Note: The two unsigned integers used must be different for each student.

Two word-wide unsigned integers are stored at the physical memory address 00A0016 and 00A0216 , respectively. Write an instruction sequence that computes and stores their sum, difference, product and quotient. Store these results at consecutive memory locations starting at physical address 00A1016 in memory. To obtain the difference, subtract the integer at 00A0216 from the integer at 00A0016. For division, divide the integer at 00A0016 by the integer at 00A0216. Use the register indirect relative addressing mode to store the various results. Note: The two unsigned integers used must be different for each student.

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Chapter4: Processor Technology And Architecture

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Problem 15VE: A(n) ________________ instruction always alters the instruction execution sequence. A(n)...

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